When the kids go to college? |
Not in my experience, kids out of college and I am still the cook. If you give up cooking you give up what you get to eat and I cook much healthier then anyone else in the house. |
I don’t see that ever happening unless my DH discovers a love for cooking in his retirement. |
Immediately! There’s four of us in the family. My teens have been cooking forever so there’s nothing they can’t make. We all rotate on the cooking and cleaning, so I cook twice a week which makes it more do-able. |
i’m never. I cook way better than anyone in my house. Not interested in eating crap food. I don’t need someone to cook for me. it’s not difficult. |
Back from college for visits meant adult children were caring for themselves. Out to eat out of their budget or grocery shopping for themselves. If they did grocery shopping, I told them to safe the receipt and I would reimburse them. I did not cook for them. I mean, if I was making a sandwich and they were nearby I would ask if they would like one. That was the extent of it.
Since DH retired, I am not in charge of "us". |
I enjoy cooking 80% of the time, so, I don't plan to?
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If DH is sitting down to eat and I am nearby, I sit down to be with him. And he with me. Otherwise we often eat different things and at different times. We each fix for ourselves. |
^ often all I want for dinner is a cup of yogurt and I find it so joyful not to be the Family Cook. |
I never started. DH is the cook. He loves to cook while I hate it. I make dinner one day a week and always tell him to let me know if he wants me to do a second night. |
My plan is the day my kid goes to college. I may still cook food from time to time, but I hate the expectation is that I plan, prep, and cook a meal every night. |
That’s how I feel. |
Same. And a meal I don’t want to eat, at that! |
Never! I enjoy it and miss cooking when we are on vacation or visiting family. I guess I am lucky I like it! |